To be honest, I found this novel quite enjoyable. It's an intriguing and entertaining read from my point of view. I really admire the main love interest, Ashley, as well as the female lead/protagonist. The main character isn't particularly dense, but when it comes to matters of love, she can be a bit oblivious. Whenever there were scenes where Ashley displayed her yandere tendencies towards the protagonist, I couldn't help but swoon – yes, I do appreciate that kind of dynamic, even if it might not be everyone's cup of tea, as it might seem unconventional or "weird" to some due to differing perspectives on yanderes. Please continue translating the subsequent chapters of this story!
Almost a year has passed since i last read this and it's still in the 200th chapter ?
As a starter of the novel, taking into consideration by reading the comments under this novel. I expected a really weak self-esteemed and not confident mc. Even so, as I read further and have now finished the novel until the end, if you're worried about his weak ego, don't worry. It's not for long, you'll see him in the end helping a certain someone else out from a harsh scandal and the other fact he took it upon himself with the efficient evidence he had. Which he took by himself. So happy reading!
LOL thats what i felt too, its really tough to find a Female protagonist novel where she is the top (tbh i haven't found 1 till now)
Is this good?
I don’t remember just skip every 5 chapters and find Richard being in jail
I've reread this so many times already, but I don't get tired of reading it.
This is an interesting tale, though it doesn't delve into the ABO aspect, which I appreciate. Initially, the main character (MC) might come across as a villain, but the story develops his growth, considering he lacks the memories of his past with the other main character (ML). Their personalities are quite clichéd – the cold yet caring wealthy CEO and the humble, proud, and resilient heroine.
The story earns a solid 3-star rating, but I bumped it up to 4 stars because the ABO background isn't exploited for plot points like segragation, marking, or bonding. There's no conflict or drama surrounding these elements. I would have appreciated more depth on the ABO aspects, as it could have provided a clearer understanding of the world and lessened the feeling of plot holes.
The baby is adorable, but I would enjoy reading more about the supporting couple. There are a few loose ends that bother me, such as the grandmother's connections and influence, and how MC's food seemingly cured ML's eating disorder. The fates of ML's half-sister, the political developments, and the second couple's relationship status remain unclear. It would be nice to have closure on these smaller details.
Lastly, while machine translation is used, it's still a readable story compared to non-translated content.
The concept is promising, but the execution of the writing falls short. Despite the main character's (MC) immense power, there's an emptiness to their development. The chemistry and emotional connection between the male lead (ML) and the MC feels flat, akin to a lifeless desert. Specifically, the portrayal of the MC's emotions is underwhelming; their interactions come across more as friendly than romantic. However, the conclusion for OML and OFL provides a satisfying resolution, which they certainly deserve.
Is bro serious if I like systems I should read I hate systems huh???
If you can get past the cringe it’s not a bad novel, the mc doesn’t do much thieving tho it’s just the skills and experience applied to magic
is this novel canceled or does it usually take this long to make/release a new chapter?.